Lyrics And Lays
Lyrics And Lays
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Coccus was alone !
V.
All through the dull hot weather, When the Nor'- Westers blow, And down the throat the maugo-fish AVith simkin glibly go — When in his fine verandah The money-making swell Sits chatting with the pretty wife, The wife he loves so well — And through the bright cold season, And through the wretched rains, In eountr}^ town, and village.
O'er all these dreary jilains, When the chandeliers shine brightly Or the small chirag is lit.
The Great Ren I Case.
153 And when about our g-...avdens The h'ltle fireflies flit- In Coni-t and in Cutelierry Where Bar and Judges strut. In Club and loi'dly mansion, In dwelling-house and hut. When jaelcals howl around us, And the musquito^s hum Tells that a much more worrying brute To bother us has come — At dances and at nautches, ""Mid halls of dazzling light. At weary burra khanas.
Or Christy Minstrels^ night — • Of the great Rent Case the story Full often will be told, IIow Judge P. Coccus stood alone, I3y all his Brethren sold !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Coccus was alone !
V.
All through the dull hot weather, When the Nor'- Westers blow, And down the throat the maugo-fish AVith simkin glibly go — When in his fine verandah The money-making swell Sits chatting with the pretty wife, The wife he loves so well — And through the bright cold season, And through the wretched rains, In eountr}^ town, and village.
O'er all these dreary jilains, When the chandeliers shine brightly Or the small chirag is lit.
The Great Ren I Case.
153 And when about our g-...avdens The h'ltle fireflies flit- In Coni-t and in Cutelierry Where Bar and Judges strut. In Club and loi'dly mansion, In dwelling-house and hut. When jaelcals howl around us, And the musquito^s hum Tells that a much more worrying brute To bother us has come — At dances and at nautches, ""Mid halls of dazzling light. At weary burra khanas.
Or Christy Minstrels^ night — • Of the great Rent Case the story Full often will be told, IIow Judge P. Coccus stood alone, I3y all his Brethren sold !
What to read after Lyrics And Lays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Abbott to read onlineMoreLess
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